If one were to redistribute the unmodified binary installer for the Mozilla Firefox Portable Edition software, whether commercially or non-commercially, would it be necessary to include any additional source files in order to comply with licensing requirements? (Probably not, but the answer is not totally clear.)
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As with Mozilla requesting that you direct people to them for downloads rather than mirroring them, it is best to direct people to download from PortableApps.com to ensure they have a legitimate copy of the most recent version. You can redistribute the unaltered installer for Mozilla Firefox, Portable Edition provided you make no alterations to it. Only the digitally signed, unaltered *.paf.exe may be redistributed. It also can not be wrapped in another installer or ZIP file, just the file by itself. You can not charge a fee for redistribution of the software.
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